Published 2 years ago

Minnesota nurses strike: What happens next?

Summary by Ground News

Nurses have been working without a contract since March. The two sides are hammering out better security, more staff and a 30% salary increase. The hospital leaders are asking the union to agree to use a mediator. Another strike is possible, but the nurses have to repeat the process and earn the majority of a strike authorization vote.

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CBS News

Minnesota nurses return for last full day of strike

Wednesday marks the final full day of picketing for 15,000 Minnesota nurses during their historic strike. Check live updates.

2 years ago

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Inforum

On final day of strike, Minnesota nurses wonder what's next

The nurses' union and hospital management remain at odds over pay, staffing levels and whether nurses should have more say in staffing decisions.

2 years ago·Fargo, United States

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KARE

Minnesota nurses strike: What happens next?

Some of the Twin Cities' hospital systems confirm they're hopeful negotiations can be scheduled for next week.

2 years ago·Minneapolis, United States

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Southernminn.com

On final day of strike, Minnesota nurses wonder what's next

About 15,000 Minnesota nurses on Wednesday entered the third and final day of a strike affecting more than a dozen hospitals in the Twin Cities and Twin Ports.

2 years ago

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MPR News

Minnesota nurses' strike continues into third day

Thousands of Minnesota nurses are in the third and final day of a strike affecting more than a dozen hospitals in the Twin Cities and Twin Ports. The union and hospital management remain at odds over pay and staffing concerns.

2 years ago·St Paul, United States

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Sahan Journal

Minnesota nurses strike: Why they’re striking

Around 15,000 Minnesota nurses went on a historic three-day strike. Here’s what nurses of color had to say about their fight for increased staffing, higher wages, and better patient care.

2 years ago

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